Zitat von Carsten Jensen :
> Sorry for answering again, accidently hit send while not finished
>
> to compare an LTO4 drive with an Ultra320 controller
> I get around 55MB/sec
>
> my guess is that the LTO3 drive should deliver around 30-40MB/sec
> with the right controller (ultra320).
> (pay note
Dear Carsten,
In message <508056a2.3020...@tomse.dk> you wrote:
> an Adaptec 2940 is usually only a SCSI-II device with 10MB/Sec
>
> the 2940UW performs 40MB/sec
> these are maximum bus transfers
It's the 2940UW...
> pressing CTRL-A when the SCSI bios tells you to, you should be able to
> set t
Sorry for answering again, accidently hit send while not finished
to compare an LTO4 drive with an Ultra320 controller
I get around 55MB/sec
my guess is that the LTO3 drive should deliver around 30-40MB/sec
with the right controller (ultra320).
(pay note to that there usually are 2 models, a fast
an Adaptec 2940 is usually only a SCSI-II device with 10MB/Sec
the 2940UW performs 40MB/sec
these are maximum bus transfers
If you haven't made any special modifications to the driver/kernel, then
linux uses the fastest speed possible delivered by the restrictions of
the host adapter.
going ali
Hello,
apologies in advance - this may be a bit off topic, but I guess I find
most experts for such a problem on this list...
I see very poor performance with HP Ultrium LTO3 drive, which is
attached over SCSI to a Linux box (using a Adaptec 2940 Ultra SCSI
adapter). It seems I cannot get more
